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Wired: Underwire - Aug 31, 2007
Two 18-wheeler oil rigs smash into each other at Burning Man to represent the precariousness and danger of the oil economy in a piece called the Big Rig Jig. But it’s a surreal truck crash. One is nosed into the …
Tagged: burning man
Wired: Underwire - Aug 31, 2007
It’s a trying time for baggy pants: over the past two weeks, Atlanta, Dallas, Shreveport, and other pro-mom-jeans cities pushed for laws banning boxer-baring via pants-sagging. Officials offered numerous reasons for …
Tagged: fashion
Wired: Underwire - Aug 31, 2007
A selection of Burning Man photos by Wired News photographer Lane Hartwell, filed from the playa: More photos after the jump ... A dust storm sweeps across the playa. An iron worker for the Mechabolic project -- a …
Tagged: burning man
Wired: Underwire - Aug 31, 2007
Michael Cera, Jonah Hill, and that guy who plays McLovin made a threesome appearance on Jay Leno last night. While their interview was entertaining, the prized clip of the night happens when animal expert Jarod Miller …
Tagged: video, movies, television, celebrity
Wired: Wired Science - Aug 31, 2007
Plastic surgery and other methods intended to "rejuvenate" the vagina are unproven and potentially risky, the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists announced today. The procedures, which doctors promote …
Tagged: sexuality, medicine and medical procedures
Wired: Wired Science - Aug 31, 2007
Back in 2004, federal health officials figured that an advertising campaign could help increase rates of breast-feeding in the United States. Breast milk, as doctors universally recognize and the FDA makes very clear …
Tagged: health, government
Wired: Wired Science - Aug 31, 2007
Zero-interest loans for medical procedures are being offered to millions of patients seeking treatments that aren't covered by insurance (or who don't have insurance in the first place.) As the New York Times points …
Wired: Wired Science - Aug 31, 2007
Mitt Romney would eliminate duplicate programs and waste in the Department of Health and Human Services to increase cancer research funding, said Romney spokesperson Alex Burgos. He declined to speculate on which …
Tagged: policy, 2008 presidential election
Wired: Game|Life - Aug 31, 2007
For those of you still reading even though it's a Friday evening right before Labor Day weekend, we are proud to announce that it is Mailbag Time here at Game|Life. In which we read from letters that actual readers …
Tagged: game death
Wired: Game|Life - Aug 31, 2007
After pages detailing the US releases for Wii games titled Kiki Kai World and The Monkey King: The Legend Begins appeared on Amazon today, we contacted publisher UFO Entertainment to see if we couldn't find out the …
Tagged: console games